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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21

All ladies who want pianos tuned
call on Geo. Dannenfeld, l2s south
Fifth street, will do good work and
guarantee satisfaction. I tune most
Of the pianos in the city.
11-6t-eOd GEO. DANNENFELD.
Leave your orders for family car
riages at s. Parsons carriage repOs-
itOry. Orders can be filed in If
teen or twenty days. Large stock Of
buggies, spring wagons and road
carts on hand 17-d&W2W
s. PearsOn's carriage repository for
first-class handmade buggies at bot
tom prices. Every vehicle warranted
FactOry-made buggies at bottom
knOeked-Out prices. lT-d&w2w
Dissolution Notice.
April 4th 1887.
The firm Of n. Haggart 4 Co., has
this day been dissolved by mutual
consent, Angus Haggart retiring
All liabilities will besettled by Angus
Haggart, and all debts due the firm
have been placed In his hands for
collection. Neil Haggart will con-
tinue the business at the old stand,
and will be pleased to see all old or
new customers and sell them the
best boot or shoe for the least money
Of any store in the city.
ge,oh
Can take one hundred and fiffy
head Of steers in herd and pasture.
dit w8W J. H. Prescott.
The world rolls on wheels. When
you want an easy ride or q fine buggy
go to Pearson's carriage repository
for the beautiful Dexter Queen Fairy
buggy. Il has no equal. Manufae-
tured by 8. Pearson. l7-dAW2W
Where to buy vehieles-S. Pearson,
the leading carriage manufacturer Of
salina. Works End repository, cor
ner Santa Fe avenue and Ash street.
All kinds Of repairing receives
prompt attention. l7-d&W2W
Glennl1er Hill
This charming suburb, the nearest
hiIl east Of Salina, viii soon Be plat
ted and offered IN lots or blocks for
residences. II is my intention 10
plat the ground with regard 70 utilize
and yreseFve the natural beauty Of
this most desirable residence lOea-
ton. To the numerous parties who
have asked TO buy residence blocks,
I would say that 30 soon as plated q
further notice viii be given before
sales are made.
1-1mdW MAXWELL PHILLIPS.
Grand opening at Mrs. r. HubeF's
next Thursday, Friday yand Saturday.
Ladies, DO not fall 70 attend. Open
House bloek. ddl7-5tWIt
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21
PUBLICATION NOTICE.


10 1TI whom u may o00coTns
nTOricE g. hereby give1 that on the 9Th dag
Az o. April, l2ss, af o'clock, ,. m. at ne
present ita petition 70 Hon. =. %. Hinf1.
Judge Of the district COuri of Haline county
kansna, asking aaid Judge, % make q ind
ing a. % the adslEnbilIfy % adding tha
following described territory and pieces and
parcels % land 10 said city to-Hits
All that portion of the Southeast Quarter
of seciion l2. Town n. south Of Range
West % oih p. ~. not inelEded iu The River
side Addition - said city, also ell that para
% sallna on The East and known g. OAK
Dale Park
she city of sailna.by John o. Wilson. its
Attorney.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21

ST. LOUIS, April ~
FLOuR-Market quiet, dun but un.
changed.
WHEAT-Markei better, NO.2 red cash ~.
ldSic; May 7Hafdalc; closing nt 7S5ec bid
June 50 e; July - fd7StSc.
CORN-The market was irregular bul
firm, Cash sc; May SE<fs3jc, closing SIZE
June SIC; July &c.
OATS-Aetive and firm. Cash 23d2slzc;
May Zlsc: August and year DC
RYE-Dull; SOC.
LEAD-Market was dull; common HLoO;
refined ff.n6
WHISKY-Steady at 81 Is
EGGS-Eaaier AZ g7fc.
BUTTER-UnchanEed; creamery 2e2jc;
dairy i6d1lc.
PROVfSIONS-gi.0o lower except for pork.
New mess pork fi7.oO; old mesa ti5.o.
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Knn.n. cltr Llrs 80, MnrEst.

hANaAh NAlAa ANIll ~.
The Live Stock Indicator reports
CATrLE-Receipts I8lO; shipments llB
market slow, weak and 5Gl0c lower for ship.
ping steers; COWS and butchers steers steady
feeding steers quiet. Good 30 choice ship
ping H.fudiDO; common % medium S3-s0o
As: stOckers f2n9ld32O; feeding steen
Ti2Sg3gO; COWS f225aAQ.
HOGS-Receipis llU9; shipments 29i8
weak, sluggish; lOe lower; good 20 choice fi-s
nlLf5. common 10 medium H-stdh2j; skip,
and pigs EL25dd.75.
SHEEp-Receipts 1896; shipments E2
market was steady. good % choice fZ1s
ia.iZl. common 10 medium r2md1n
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21

1880
It's with sorrow we announce the
death Of Miss. Mary v. Biodgett,
which occurred ct the family resi-
denee IN this city at y o'clock m,
Saturday.
The announcement brings not Ouly
heavy SORROW 70 the household to
which she was far more dear than
any mere statement Of the relation
ship might seem 20 imply, but to the
many friends 10 whom she had
endeared herself during her
long residence i'm Salina. She came
70 our midst In girlhOod aud had
grown 20 beautiful young woman
hood. A life Of especial beauty and
promise has thus been cut or before
its earthly prime. She was possessed
Of the divine gifts Of physical grace
and mental accomplishment. AS an
instructor in our public schools she
had few superiors and was greatly
beloved by her pupils. Her sweet
voice heard much In former years in
both sacred aud secular song and 20
much enjoyed, is hushed forever on
earth.but no doubt Il Is mingling nov
the grand anthems on the other side
She tarried at her post long after the
death shadows were stealing upon
her. hut she did so cherfully though
wearily. She Wss prepared for the
end, and calmly made such a dispO-
sitiOn Of her worldly affairs Is suited
her, and was willing and longing t'
60 to the heavenly shore. The earth II
poorer for the loss OF that which Il
always its richest POssessiOn-s
heart inspired with love to God and
man. The funeral services occurred
Monday at the Episcopal ehurehi a
8 o'clock p. m.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21

ST. LOUIS, April -.
CATTLE Receipts lslD; shipments 40;
the market was steady. Choice heavy ma
tive steers fi.75g5-S5; fair TO good shipping
steers fi.O0di.7u: butchers steers fair % choice
Sl7Od4.i0; feeders fair 20 good, FL4Sdi.00;
stoekers, fair to good, f2.1gell0; Texans,
common 10 choice, f2.l0dif0.
HOdS-Receipts $50; shipments 80;
active, lower. Choice heavy and butch
ers selections f5.og6oo; packing fair 10
good, fj.gi9550; Workers medium 20 prime,
Si.lEd5-D; pigs, common 20 good, filld1.uu.
SHEEP-Keceipts 80; shipments 400;
wooled fair 10 fancy FlUoa4.1U; clipped, me-
dium 10 choice glu0dlTh
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21

Grand millinery opening at Mrs-
E. Huber's, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, April q, - and =. A
nns display Of patterns, h1fs and
boBnets. dl7-5tF1i
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21

tHlcA0or April -
The 'Drovers' Journal reports:
CATTLE-Recelpts 7ul0; shipments 500;
market steady aud strong shipping sieeH SO
to 800 lbs tiaoda-iU. stOckefs and feeders
s2q1d401; cows. bulls and mixed flutTfou;
bulk at s275dll0. Texas cattle s3,l5Gt.tl
HOGS Receipts G1QO; shipments 600:
market weak. closing l0dl5c lOwers rough
and mixed fi.lOa5-j0; packing and shipping.
tisOdlT0; light fi-7gdi-i5; skips Fl-lugtlla
SHEEP-Receipts 7uo0; shipments lo0s
Fl759i5O: Texans t25aes.ao; lambs s1-isei.75.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21

THE dispatches inform rs that oil
has been struck at Mcpherson. Il Is
probably an Oil-ean tapped-belOng-
ing 10 the primitive race Of America,
or possibly lead Of our coal hole.
Salina with her coal and Mcpherson
with her oil, may rush madly to each
others embrace, forget the bloody
past and make up like a pair Of
lovers. But TO speak seriously, who
ever heard Of an "oil town. being
made the capitol Of q stateP
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21

Andrew Carnegie has given anOth-
er $4,000 TO Allegheny's free library.
United States Treasurer Jordan
will sail for home April q. He il
now IN Paris.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21


WrrH all the cufs and rebufh
salina gets from her Jealous rival,
the compliment is invariably passed
upon her that she is . city Of pleas
ant homes-the most desirable place
for a residence in Kansas. Even the
pretentiOus and struggling-to-pUt-on-
airs village Of Abilene admits this
Well, II there were not a thousand
other merits abOut Salina, she could
be proud Of even that deleetable
name-"HOme, sweet hOme!" Very
few Kansas cities can boast Of such
a good title. Our beautiful city at
tracts the eastern man at once. He
says: sSaIina looks like 3 bustling,
thriving, pushing western eity-sei
down In the New England country.
She has all the life and activity Of
the west, together with the beauty
and finish Of 8 city Of New England"
Salina people appreciate such q com
pliment. They know that such {
place attracts the best, the mos
desirable, the most cultivated Of th'
eastern h0me-seekers; and that II
the class Of citizens they want. They
usually represent capital and busi
ness tact, and such men help build
up the best cities Of the land.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21

THE Topeka Capital announces
that Allan Lemon has sold the New
ton Repu6lican to a joint stock COM
pany, who will make Il a morning
paper, and Noble L. Prentls, Of At
Gibson, is TO have charge Of the
editorial work. MT. Lemon found
that he could not himself float a
morning paper and has taken a
course that ought 10 be pur-
sued under the circumstances: /:
sold it 20 a stock company.
They can afford to furnish a
large and better paper than
any one individual can do. They are
lucky I'm securing the services OF
Prentis, than whom there Is not a
better editor In the state. We have
not yet learned who Is to WELD the
pen OF the Champion in Prentis'
place.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21

THE JoURNAb sends greetings and
congratulations 70 Henry Lifts, edl-
ter 81 the Abilene Reflector, who was
mar1lsd 10 Miss Lncilia. Diekey In
AhIlsne. laat Saturday.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
THE STATE % KANsAs.i
COUNTY % SALINE,
IN ne District Court o. said =Sunty and state
Magiaiena schwartz,


In ne District Court of said -sunty and state
Mag,ialena sehWaEsz, -
PiainfiH,
Oiof Johnson, Tllda johnson, q.
A. s0lberE, Ella Holberg. Nor
rs Conrad, Pleott q Co, Nor
r. ilneeT ,agt. Browning 4 Ccyie
Union National Bank. o. hn-
cine. wisconsin, Henry nroEls-
cbwig a Co, kaiimeyer, krau-
thaup a Co, Fox HFuE-, q. b.
Hauck Co, Joseph ~ Hayes.
and the wooden Manfg Co. %
Beaver Dam, Wiscousln,
Defendants.
The defendants, Morris Conrnd. PiToft 4
Co, Morris Chaser, aEuut Browning q coTie.
unlun National Bank o. Racine, VIA. Hen-
4 Co. Fox Bros-. y. By Hauek 4 CO.. JoSs5k
~. HEycs. and The Wo1len ManfT Co, 81
Beaver Dam, Wa, non-rcelienfs % the STATE
% Kansas, VIII take notice that they have
been suesi 81 MaEIialena sch wars "a the d.
they u.usi answer TIE petition % ire piaintiG
hercin. on or ogfore The 18th day % May,a.D.
lsf7, ur the pcflliuu VII b. f@Een a. true and
Judgment viii b. renderci accordinElg, tla
nature q which VII b = judgment allinll
Oluf Johnson and Illda johnson lor TIE sum
% ff7l1d, with Interest according % the terms
o. n certain Fru1ulssury note, sued on On a1ld
suit. and an order Cor tha Foreclosure o. Elnrl-
gage. THE sale of the east hsif q the noFlhealt
quarter q .eeilon =. i2Ensnzp. ~ Ianf1 z.
ring forever WhaleFrr Interest IN o. liens
upon said land fhe said plaintiff may have Or
eInlnn % have. f any.
MAGDALENA Schwartz
By MOoEE 4 QufHhN, Attorneys iof Plain
Aiieri: c. ,. FnEDnIcKsos. Clsrk % Dis-
lfict -uurL A-a-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21

THE Manhattan Republic now pub
fishes an evening daily. It Is g
unique little paper, and well written
both In editorial and local depart
ments. The Daily Republic win be
very beneficial b Manhattan.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21

AT last thst Austrian mission has
been hlled. Alexander r. LgWtoB,
of Georgia, has been appointed to
60, weighted down with the title Of
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
PlenopOtentiary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21

JOHN SHERMAN is apOiOgizing for
what Gen. Sherman may have said.
II Is q nice, fraternal act, surely; but
wholly unnecessary. This nation
long since learned that "Old Tecum-
sch" is in the habit Of speaking right
out-hit or miss. This Is one Of his
foilbles, one Of his eccentricities.
The nation knows that he says more
than he means Oftentimes, and have
long since learned to overlook Il.
Wellington had his little weaknesses
too, but they have long since been
forgotten. Sherman Il our Ameri-
can Wellington. When ne has pass
ed away, his cutting sayings will
have been wiped out by the imper-
ishable glory Of his deeds.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21

WHEN we read the statement
that during the past twelve years
4,6OO,OOO emigrants had landed at
Castle Garden and other receiving
depOts" In this country, we cannot
help speeulating upon the number
of bloody anarchists and socialists
that are included in the list, aud ask
ing ourself II Il is entirely safe 10 re-
ceive go many in American territory
each year without resorting to the
sitting process. Il is throwing plot
ters on TO our soil in Wholesale doses,
and the peace and prosperity Of the
country for the future does not look
particularly luminous. America
Though she be the home Of the free,
the exile, and all that cannot afford
to become a Siberia or Botany Bay
for all the law and order subverter
Of the world, without a healthy, Wig
Orous protest.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21

some one claims that prairie grass,
ground into pulp with corn stocks
and pressed into blocks, make an
excellent substitute for wood or coal.
That may all be, but by the time you
have got the fuel "raised, ground
and pressed, +" you had rather pay for
the coal than the expense Of pre-
pairing the substitute.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21

THE Episcopal MethOdists number
over S,5OO,OOO in the United States,
while the non-Episeopal MethOdists
number about 100000.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21

THE meeting Of the aged historian,
Bancroft, and Mrs. Polk, widow Of
President Polk, at the Nashville
residence, was like the reunion Of
two old veterans Of the '12 era. Mr..
Bancroft was a member Of the Polk
cabinet, and during that time was
an especial friend Of Mrs. Polk. The
meeting at Nashville was their first
since 1915.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21

ONE thing which hangs upon the
American people like an incubus
Just at present, or more properly
makes them a. round-shOuldered rs
n they were ridden by the old man
of the sea, Is the undisputed and in
evitable fact that the base ball season
has really commenced.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21

SINCE q man ate half a pint Of
wood ashes q day and survived
until he was ninety years Of age,
most anything Is possible. For that
reason we have always eontended,
and do 20 yet, that Abilene may pos
sibly become a right smart little
fown.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21

ScHwAB, the socialist, when he
wanted to bail friend, sWOre he was
worth t3O,Oo0. At all other times
and especially when he would have
the blood Of the tyrannouse eapitslist--
he Is one Of the masses lighting for
hreaf.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.
srkTE o. Kansas.
C0UNTT % sALiNEIi
A, W.LoyE, Pianiih.

Ref,re A. WelIinrfon.a g Justice oftbe Peace
~ the city % saIIua- Ile above n1mcu
derenIlnut Charles Wilson n hereby nOtlnetl
fhat be has been ened oy the aboye named
fhe pence of the city q sallua, saline
f0uufv. WansaE. for TIE sum of thirty ave
folIrr1 fEEU that upon the IN day %
ar--II fe0ll 4 liarrIiaIIec summu1E Waa Issued
Il ~, i5rii1a Bard 0r Trades that said The
SaiI-n rorr|l of Trade has answered that
ff II I-1flffr.i 10 said Defendant IN the sum
of ten dollsrs lsiol- ne IlA q .al1 49,.
m ~ ea ~. af uhlch time, unlcsl aaid
F-rsnInrf aruaaFH % contest Eoil claim,
InfrInenf uil b. rendered u lafnf q
f17lar- fr1. "A. ". Lew, Flal1llL.
L1
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21

FROM the Manhattan Republic we
ascertain that ex~GOv. n. Green is
able 10 be about again, and has lost
none Of his Old-time enthusiasm.
The Governor proposes to attend the
next National republican convention
and help nominate Robert Lincoln,
whom the Governor believes will
sweep the country and restore the
party 20 power.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21

THE Burlington NOnparcH sympa-
thetically refers to Boston COrbett I'm
the following words, and in the same
breath compliments the last legisla-
ture:
Poor Boston COrbett. He had run
under Mcdowell, fortified under
Mcclellan, charged under Hooker,
fought under Grant, hunted Wilkes
Booth 10 death, headed q salvation
army I'm the east and braved the ter
rOrs of the western frontier, but
when compelled 10 listen to the raw
ings Of the late Kansas legislature,
his reason took a tumble and he Is
now hOpelessly erazed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21

CHICAGO April n
The following were the opening, range and
closing prices on the regular session Of the
board
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THE Louisville COUrieF-JoUTH0l
laments that every avenue to power
at Washington is guarded by some
surly Watchdog; and that a plain
citizen having business TO transact
with the departments cannot gain
access except that he be accom-
panied by some well-knOwn official.
The journal also gives his sacred
majesty, Mr.. Whitney, an awful
dig, on his "ostentatiOus display Of
royalty" When all these things
have become campaign issues, the
Journal thinks there will be some
pretty tall reckoning. This Is as Sc
we're talk as was heard during the al
legged ''CRsarism" Of the Grant ad-
ministratiOn. Coming from a party
organ the president is even being
eensured in a greater degree than
Grant during his second administra-
tiOn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21

THE "Pullman Vestlbuled Train
is the latest nOvelty-sO constructed
that the passenger passes from one
ear 20 another without any exposure
whatever. With all the great and
elegant improvements made, the
Pullman is not yet as comfortable
as the rooms Of the traveller at
home. Until It is 50, the Pullman
cannot be declared perfect. When
the family Of ordinary means can sf-
ford 10 hire a car or a portion Of a
car, containing eating and sleeping
apartments for themselves alone,
and be free Of the dust and jOlts Of
the ordinary train-then the Pull
man will begin 10 be perfect. In
other words, when the ordinary man
and his family can travel as speedily
and comfortably as the railroad
directors, or even as the railroad as
SCISSORS, then there will be pleasure
In railroad travel.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21

THE old sOaks Of LeavenwOrth,
who don't find the water TO suit
them in that city, now go out TO the
Soldiers Home, where there is a sa-
loon, and I'LL up in good style. The
home Of course, is under the con-
troll Of the government, and the
state law has no force there-seem-
ingly 50, at least. The next FASH
iOnable craze will be to establish a
government home i'm each county.
It is a little expensive, but the liq-
uor must be had.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21
THE EKsrERN BOOM.

THE western boom is attracting
more attention In the east than the
gold craze ever did. People Of the
slow east will come In greater snum-
bers than they ever did during the
gold excitement. They come now
because they know that they are
certain Of making money. In the
''golden days" fortunes came by
chance. It was only now and then q
person who held the lucky number.
There is no lottery connected with
our western boom. Money invested
IN any Of the booming towns is sure
Of returning a handsome profit. A
loss is not possible. Especially II
this the case in salina. Nobody has
lost q cent I'm investing in SaIina
pEOperty, and those who have
grown comfortably rich by such in
vestments are numbered by the
hundreds. And what is best about
the Salina boom IL It has Just com.
menced. There is not a lot I'm the
city Of Salina which will not double
In value in less than a year.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21

FIOU'R-ateady ard unchnneed-
WHEAT-No. 2 spring s1tfs-'se. No.
spring wheat 71l7lcs No 2 TED = lee-isc-
CDRN-Fo. .71sfG-I ~
OATS-No. 2 Z7eec-
RYENo. 81
BARLEY-Nu-Z 5a10ic.
NESS PORK-t0 ~
IARD-E-lA
WHTsKl-Sieaiiy az fl-iA
BuTTER-Quiet, weak; creamery lle9'zei
dairy i5ifazic-
EG0S-ll14ei4fe
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21

THE Chicago Inter Ocean presents
it in this wise;
The Interstate commerce commit
tee having rented rooms at $50, 900
per year, and instituted a salary list
Of SO, 900, are ready TO answer ques-
tiOns and regulate the commerce Of
the United States and adjoining ter
ritOry. And to say the least, Il Is a
pretty big contract, but the people
viii be disposed 30 give the thing a
fair trial.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21

SENATOR COKE. Of Texas, advO-
Gates the defeat Of the prohibition
amendment, but objects TO involving
the democratic party in the cOntrO-
versy. Senator Reagan, from the
same state, on the other hand Is more
for prohibition than the democratic
party, but does not like to have a
party issue made Of Il. The senators
who are thus trimming their sails 10
preserve their respective seats In the
United States senate should come
Immediately to Kansas-where the
democrats are all one way-if the
democratic platform promulgated
every two years Is 10 be construed
strictly. II is a little disastrous, to
be sure to exchange democratic
Texas for republican Kansas; but it
would give the Lone Star statesmen
aunlted constituency on the prohibit
tiOn question. We shall watch with
pleasure the work Of the jolly ma
riners, Reagan and Coke, i'm trim
ming their political sails TO the pro-
hibitiOn and anti-prOhibitiOn breezes
which are waited over fertile Texas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21


SALVATION is supposed to be free
to all. Upon that principle the pau
per sinner should have an equal
chance with the millionaire sinner
in the contest for this precious boon.
To have the equal chance the pauper
should be entitled 60 Is good a sit
ting in the churshes Of the land as
his wealthy brother. The abolition
Of the pew rental is long step to-
wards the early-ehureh simplicity,
when the wOrshipper chose with as
much alaerity the brOad-faced stone
or the Oft,green grass for his sitting,
as the wealthiest church man Of to-
day chooses the most luxuriOusly fur
nished pew by the lOng-drawn aisle
or beneath the fretted vault. The
pews i'm Grace and Trinity chunehes,
broadway, New York, are TO be
made free as quickly as private own
ership ceases or purchases can be
effected. The late Miss Wolfe left
$3.50, 900 TO Grace church 10 aid In the
abolition OF rentals,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21

Lawns : cents per yard LiioWieh
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All ladies who want pianos tuned
call on Geo. Dannenfeld, l2s south
Fifth street, will do good work and
guarantee satisfaction. / tune most
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